Dark and brooding. Very interesting vinyl selections. Quick bar service even though it was packed.read more

Love that place lovely bartender, nice doorman :) Music:…read moreDJs play unusual sets and the policy is to keep the atmosphere interesting. When I was visiting, there was a guy playing vinyls (not mixing at all though) really experimental tunes that kept heads turning. Bar: Very, very nice bar staff, good mixes of drinks, fair prices and always a smile! Guests: People know where to have a good conversation, fun and chilled people on a spot. No stress and no attitude. Interior: Really nice old-school feeling seating opportunities.

Amazing and unique experience, unforgettable moments! You might miss some classic yelpish features…read morelike great service, but hey thats not what you are here for. Trust me and trush my review skills. Cheers M.

Went there a few times on weekends, they also have a Karaoke night every Thursday and Sunday…read more + : Good place for pre-drinks (a bier mass for less than 5EUR, 3 tequila shots for 5EUR), LOVELY staff, good located (Münchner Freiheit), there's also a kicker, a pool and you can watch sports on TV - : The place looks a bit 90's kitsch/old fashioned and you wouldn't get in at first. Commercial music.

So we went here to rest our feet and get some energy via espresso martinis. The cocktails were…read moreperfect. I ended up having two!. Our bartender Marco was awesome. Super friendly and made our experience wonderful. The place is small but right off the Marieplatz square. Great location for a sightseeing break. 8f you sit inside, you may notice there are logs to sit on instead of stools. We loved that!

I loved this bar - it's in a super touristy area but was still a small, intimate…read more bar. My wife and I stopped here for a beer while checking out the area. The bar seats only about ten people, it was standing room only - but still felt comfortable to hang out at for a while. The patrons included a stag party, a few couples, and a group of (I assume) tourist college first-years getting drunk on €1 mini shots of Red Bull and Vodka. Everyone was friendly, bar staff included.

Imagine: it's 3:30 AM, you've got €10, a Social Distortion song in your head, and two hot girls…read morehanging out with you who don't want to go home yet. If you're the world's greatest gigolo, you could take them home and make the kind of movie their parents warned them about. If you're me, you say, "I'm taking y'all to the punkest bar in Munich." This place is unadulterated rock and roll. It hits you before you even make it down the smokey stairs. The smell of piss, beer, and puke, I mean. But that is also the smell of rock and roll. Most folks here wear a lot of black, but I somehow always to find my way here when I'm wearing something like a pink t-shirt or a white button-down. No big deal. Everyone is too cool busy minding their own business to give a rat's ass. Foosball, darts, and pool are in the back and around the corner. Tables are everywhere. Everyone is friendly and perpetually in a good mood. Must be something in the leather and spikes. Or maybe the hair dye. Or maybe the great prices on shots of liquor. Beer prices are average, but the liquor prices are great. If you really love your punk and metal, and you're nice, you'll probably eventually get into a cool conversation with the bartenders about their first viewing of the Rocky Horror Picture Show, comparing scuba diving notes, or debating the merits of early versus later albums from Bad Religion. Oh, and if you're really, really nice, you might even end up staying here until 5:30 AM with two hot girls.

Had an annoying day at work? . or at home ;-)? Just looking for some good music, some drinks and…read moreeasy going people? Flex is one of the very few Munich pubs/music places that is not trying to adapt to every mainstream or Schicki-Micki (.yeah that how we call the snobby upper-class heros and their chicks here in Munich ( @ all the ladies here who might think this is ment to be chauvinistic. I reflected quite some minutes before it wrote down that word. but sorry, there is nothing really close to it ;-) .. you will understand.) who drive the cars paid by their dads, wearing pink Polos with some CK or whatever logos. hej I should get back to the Flex: good music (focus on Indie, Gothic, Punk, Rock. depending on the DJ and weekday), an awesome beer menu and cocktails, fruit juices Drinks are ordered at the bar :-) for details just have a look at: http://www.flex-muenchen.de How to get there: Underground station Sendlinger Tor will bring you close enough just a five minutes walk from there P.S.: yessss, one star is missing: absolute catastrophic situation about parking. (but its anyhow not a good idea to come by car ;-) NO NO NO: DUI

Bar Sehnsucht is definitely a dive, but I'm very glad we went here. This bar has a lot of character…read moreand a uniqueness to it that made it feel very German to us. The decor is out of this world, and there's certainly no shortage of stuff to look at. Paired with great drink options and reasonable prices, and this is a place I'd definitely recommend on your trip to Munich. My friends and I came on a Friday night for a couple drinks and were not disappointed. This bar wasn't really crowded, likely due to Oktoberfest shenanigans going on, but our party of 6 thoroughly enjoyed our low-key experience. This place is somewhat small, but jam-packed with interesting things to look at. The decor is great, and service didn't miss a beat.

I was never one to appreciate dive bars, so my opinion is very biased on my personal taste…read more I came here for a birthday night of a friend so it was the company that made it manageable. The very first thing I noticed was the hanging ceiling of brasseries nearly touching the barkeepers whilst they served drinks to guests. Apparently, women can pay their drinks by giving their brasseries to the barkeepers. Not classy for me. Keep in mind that it is very hot with little ventilation, it is dark, and quite often it is very packed, especially on weekends and on Wies'n days. I would never step in here again as it it out of my preference and taste, but for those who are looking for a social night with decently priced drinks, this is for you.

Well we visited here around 9PM on a weekday it had a cool ambiance. As the name says it's small…read morelike a little box but I was comfy sitting by the window watching the street and sipping my mimosa. They had a small menu for drinks with wine, mimosa, several kinds of shots. Reasonably priced. The music they were playing was nice also.

Ok so don't be shy. Right next door to what appears to be a sort of risky table dancing cabaret…read moreplace, exists this pretty decent dive bar. This isn't the type of bar to have loud voices pouring over the conversation you are having. It's like a place to sit back, relax and enjoy a few beers with your friends. The bar tender is sweet and very friendly. Decor-wise it has little ceiling painting of angels enjoying their beers which adds an overall good touch to this place. Mirrors line the outer bar to give this place the feeling of a larger place inside. Add to that, this place's cheery music selection and you get a great vibe. Oddly enough for a place who's name means beer heaven there aren't too many beers on tap (Augustiner Lager and ... something else). Other than that it's mostly hard liquor composing of your standard Jim, Jack and of course Johnny. Totally matches the scene though but not a skevey place either. I would return.

A small nice bar, secret place to be for Munich citizens…read more Interior: Nice! Changing exhibitions of artwork on the walls and ceiling there is always something to look at! Bar: Nice bar staff, always looking if the DJ is doing good. Music: House, Trap, Disco depends on who is playing.

I mean look...it's not bad per se...I was here for a beer and bounced. I just have trouble buying…read morethis is the most punk bar in Munich. If it was in NYC or Berlin or even my beloved Baltimore it would just be one bar playing punk-ish music and not a particularly rememberable one at that. The bar itself makes up a very small part of the overall place which limits the social atmosphere. This is particularly important to a solo drinker like me who looks like a cross between Travis Bickle and Joran Vandersloot. They really lost me as I finished my one beer. Music was ok. There was a Descendents song in there but most of it was what would show up on your Spotify "punk" playlist. Then they played some Rocket from the Crypt. Ok, I'm starting to buy back into this place. If the next song is good I will stay and have one more beer... Once I heard the opening chords of "Give it Away," by the Red Hot Chili Peppers I left. My advice: old school jukebox, let local artists do murals on the walls, and encourage stickering the place.

Your veins become guitar strings, your rib cage the half-stack, and your very skull is the mic when…read moreyou step into this punk rock Lokal. Maybe you prefer blue mohawks over blue umbrella drinks. Maybe "lieber Ringe in der Nase, als unter den Augen" is your personal motto. Maybe you just crave catharsis, and find it by slaking the flames of your angst under the aural assault of face-melting riffs. From 14 to 40 (don't ask questions you don't know the answers to), leopard prints to Black Flag t-shirts, plaid to pompadour, the self-identified punks of Munich tend to accumulate at Tumult to drink and piss their beer money away. Tumult. Aptly named. It ain't no righteous chaos. It's the pell-mell bum rush of Munich's punk bar scene welcoming you to its underground depths with a headlock. Grab a booth or stand your ground. Drink your beer. Try not to let the sweat smear your eyeliner. Forget the mixed drinks - they're overpriced and under-poured. Beer. Punk. Betties. Remarkably few hipsters. I need nothing more to give this hellhole four stars. Woulda been five, but for the weak mixed drinks. Ain't nobody got time for dat.